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No. 8
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*reads Elle's bubble speech*
The current trend now: If your software is being pirated in a massive scale, this is not a problem-- it's an opportunity waiting to be tapped... and many companies actively seek piracy rates of their products these days.
Rovio uses information on how much Angry Birds is being pirated and cracked to adjust their marketing strategy. Netflix uses piracy to plan where to set up shop next. They did this in Canada and succeeded.
Piracy will always be a part of a software that is released to the outside world. And it can be an opportunity for developers, not a problem, if you think outside the box.
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